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Plater admitted to hospital for check-ups following NW200 accident

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Steve Plater has been admitted to hospital following a high speed crash in the closing stages of the second practice session of the North West 200 Superbike race.

A statement issued by the HM Plant Honda team reads:

On the final lap of the Superbike Practice session Steve Plater had a crash at the final corner.

Steve's injuries are not life-threatening and he was able to speak to the medical team and the HM Plant Honda Team Manager at the scene.

He is understandably in pain and therefore has been administered with pain-killing treatment and is now in hospital where he can be examined further to establish the precise nature of any injuries he may have sustained.

Steve would like to thank everyone for the numerous good wishes already received and the team will issue a further update in due course.

The Checkered Flag will post any more news about the condition of Steve Plater when we hear it.

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